GAINESBORO LOCAL NOTES May 30
Mrs. B Conner and two daughters from Winchester visited her parents Mr and Mrs Asbury Farmer. Local attendees at Gore Sunday School convention. Mr W M Bageant improves while Mr T C Adams suffers a cold. Mrs Joseph Cooper and children visited her parents. Mrs Charles Cave visited her brother at Mr W M Bageant's. Mrs Josiah Shade spent Sunday with her daughter. The DeHavens from Winchester spent Sunday with Mr B F DeHaven.
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Gainesboro
Gaingssboro
B. Conner
Winchester
Asbury Farmer
Gore
W. M. Bageant
T. C. Adams
Joseph Cooper
William Mcllwee
Charles Cave
F. M. Bageant
Josiah Shade
Bageant
Gilbert DeHaven l
Roy DeHaven
B. F. DeHaven
Hog cholera losses nationwide rise to over two million
The United States Department of Agriculture reports approximately 4 percent of hogs on farms died from hog cholera in the year ended April 30 1928. Losses were heaviest in Iowa Nebraska Indiana Missouri Illinois Ohio Georgia Minnesota and South Dakota with over 100 000 head per state. Total swine lost exceed 2 250 000 valued around 20 million dollars. Preventive serum sanitation and disinfection are the best controls.
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Department of P Aurie State
United States
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Iowa
Nebraska
Indiana
Missouri
Ilinois
Ohio
Georgia
Minnesota
South Dakota
Ways to Start Grapevines From Cuttings and Beds
Horticulturists advise easy grapevine propagation at home. Use burying canes to root sections in dirt or mulch, plant in nursery rows with 6 8 inch spacing, and separate buds next spring. For larger programs, cuttings of two or three buds may be buried in loose soil or sand to develop calloused roots before transplanting final plants.
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Eastern College of Agriculture
Apple Trees Need Plant Food for Growth
A horticultural bulletin urges fertilizing thin upland or poor soil apple orchards. Associate horticulturist F H Ballou at the Ohio Experiment Station recommends a mixture of equal parts nitrate or ammonium sulfate and acid phosphate applied early in spring. Younger trees need 3 to 5 pounds, twenty-year-olds about 10 pounds, spread evenly in a circle beyond the branches. Trees with rich foliage may require little nitrogenous food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Ballou
Ohio Experiment Station
Costs of Marketing Hogs by Co Operative Scheme
The report details that terminal charges including commission yardage and feed total about one third of marketing hogs costs by cooperative shipping associations. A USDA study of 287 Middle West livestock associations found wide variation in shipping costs between groups. Copies of the 1921 Costs of Marketing Live Stock in the Corn Belt are sent free on request.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Middle West
Corn Belt
Dead Leaves Turned to Garden Fertilizer and Bedding
The article suggests using dead leaves as scratching material for hens and bedding for stock. When mixed in barrels with chicken manure and dirt in alternating layers, the leaves become a valuable garden fertilizer.
Sunday Schools of Stonewall Hold Annual Session
Stonewall District Sunday schools met at Red Bub Church on May 28 with a growing turnout. The program included memorials for Thomas E. B. Diggs, talks on spiritual force and Christian cooperation, and reports from seventeen schools with leadership named for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Schools OF
Stonewall
Red Bub Church
J. H. Hancher
Glaize
Matthew
Mr. Fogle
Washington
S. R. Ludwig
Sunday Schools
Christian Endeavor Societies
Thomas
K. Diggs
Jesus
Savior
Thomas EB. Diggs
J. W. Beall
Lewis Pidgeon
Out
Daniel Batchellor
Christ
M.S. Glaize
J. A. Grimes
Cradle Toll
T. P. Sencingiver
Home Department
Mack Janney
Grace Clavenger
Ada L. Moore
Penn
Canada
United States
Edward Miller
Inwood
W. Va
W. J.lloyd
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Colonial Theatre
Dick Hatton
Conrad Nagel
Aileen Pringle
Elinor Cy Wilson
Carelzon
Alan C Land
June Mariuis Andros
Ped
Goldwyn
H. W. Ebert
Buick
Winchester Seed Co., Inc
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
W. P. Stoner
Hanover
Navy
Union Station
Dusty Miller
People’s Drug ¢ Co., Inc
Fellowship of the Roads
Rolls-Royce
Henry
Wizard Globe
Wizard Gas
Cooper Supply Company
Winchester Auto Sales Co
Winchester the Red C Oil Company
H. K. Benham
Boyce
S. Main St
West Water Street
Baker & Shryock
W. F. Artrip
Virginia Restaurant
Roomer and Boarder
S. Braddock Street
Postoffice
Staunton
Lima
Valley Pike
Smith's
Crystal Caverns
Strasburg
J. H. Hausenfluck
Mgr
South Braddock St
Helmet Company
Cincinnati
Furniture Hospital
Bear of Funk & Son
S. Main
Roger
Ft. Loudoun Seminary
N. Braddock St
W. L. Kuhn
Middletown
J. ¥. Arthur
Rouss Ave
Galilles
Upte
Buck” Jones
Eer
Charles Jones
Circus Cowboy
the Empire
Florsheim
Huntsberry
Virginia Che
Stephensary
Spi
Osborne
A. J. Parker
C. I. Brumback
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